Indigenous Peoples Day: Preserving Cultural Sites and Restoring River Habitat
We are collaborating with the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe on projects that support the preservation of cultural sites and restoration of natural resources.
ENR’s Top 200 Environmental Firms Ranking
Tighe & Bond ranked #145 on Engineering News-Record’s 2026 Top 200 Environmental Firms list.
Public Hearing for Southampton Safe Routes to School
Planned improvements include reconstructing the sidewalk with a shared-use path, adding crosswalks, and creating a mid-block crossing and student pick-up queue lane.
Reimagining A Community Plaza in Cambridge
The redesigned Carl Barron Plaza includes expanded landscaping and improved pedestrian, bicycle, and transit connections.
Rooftop Amenity Designed for the Workday Rhythm
Our landscape architects collaborated with Margulies Perruzzi Architects to reimagine our client’s downtown rooftop amenity deck.
Employee-Owners Volunteer Together in Our Communities
Our teams have spent time together outside the office supporting organizations and programs in our communities through our Make A Difference program.
Public Spaces That Tell Local Stories
Projects in Edgartown and Quincy show how a site’s use can be integrated with historic and cultural context to deliver public spaces that tell a story.
Designing Bridge and Culvert Crossings for Communities and Waterways
An aging bridge or culvert can create several challenges at once, such as restricted water flow, disrupted habitat, roadway flooding, and unreliable access.
Conferences & Tradeshows: October 2026
Our staff will be exhibiting at several upcoming conferences, tradeshows, and events over the next month.
Marion Harbormaster Redevelopment Featured in HBRACC Magazine
Located within a FEMA-designated high-hazard flood zone, the building uses an open foundation system designed to accommodate coastal flood and wave forces.